Re: Full Chinese Japanese Korean (CJK) input for the Nokia N900 GNU mobile phone
 

http://sumoudou.org/0/14.html

Steps 3, 4, and 5 of the Basic guide posted on the page.

Re: Full Chinese Japanese Korean (CJK) input for the Nokia N900 GNU mobile phone
 

when I open it, it says "what to open with" and gives me all the apps....
am i suppose to download it into a specific folder?

Re: Full Chinese Japanese Korean (CJK) input for the Nokia N900 GNU mobile phone
 

OK, my bad, I assumed that when you click on a .deb package, the N900 would be smart enough to install it. I only use the commandline, so never done it the GUI way.

Anyhow, you have to install via the commandline then, The instructions at http://sumoudou.org/0/14.html are fixed now.

Re: Full Chinese Japanese Korean (CJK) input for the Nokia N900 GNU mobile phone
 

sorry to keep bothering you but where is the "home" folder? i don't see it anywhere on my sdcard or phone.

Re: Full Chinese Japanese Korean (CJK) input for the Nokia N900 GNU mobile phone
 

If you open File Manager and go all the way to the top you will see some folder that has the same name as you called your N900 device. This is the /home/user/MyDocs folder, so if you save the file to this folder, then open the terminal and:
cd /home/user/MyDocs
If you have a MicroSD card in there and you saved it to it, it should be automatically mounted somewhere in /media/ so you can cd there...

Re: Full Chinese Japanese Korean (CJK) input for the Nokia N900 GNU mobile phone
 

seemed like it was working until i get

The following NEW packages will be installed:
libungif4g libxpm4
0 upgraded, 2 newly installed, 1 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
1

then it would fail saying it cannot be installed after like 1-2 minutes.

im getting ticked off =x

Re: Full Chinese Japanese Korean (CJK) input for the Nokia N900 GNU mobile phone
 

Give me the exact text you get when it fails.

Re: Full Chinese Japanese Korean (CJK) input for the Nokia N900 GNU mobile phone
 

Currently , N900 owners in Japan use web services such as Sumibi or Ajax IME.
but these services cannot be used when we are in off-line.
so , your guide is very useful. thanks.
#and I think this is a good opportunity for me to switch from vi to Emacs :)

Re: Full Chinese Japanese Korean (CJK) input for the Nokia N900 GNU mobile phone
 

You'll never regret it, man. You'll be flyin' with Emacs. You can read mail with it, manage files, send SMSes, make phonecalls, search dictionaries, browse the web, follow your twitter account, read pdf's, listen to music, view images...

You name it, GNU Emacs does it!

Re: Full Chinese Japanese Korean (CJK) input for the Nokia N900 GNU mobile phone
 

By the way, I've also compiled Prime http://taiyaki.org/prime/

This is the greatest input method especially for a handheld device. Though Japanese originally, can be used for any language, you only type one or two letters and get great predictive options for input.

I'll be posting soon on how to get it working with GNU Emacs on the N900.